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Superconductivity

Spin-ice superconductors display magnetic nonreciprocity

17 Jul 2024 Isabelle Dumé
Photo of four members of the research team, standing in front of a diagram showing the arrangement of the crystalline material used in this research
Device designers: Wen-Cheng Yue, Yong-Lei Wang, Chong Li and Yang-Yang Lyu are members of the Nanjing University superconducting and magnetic mesoscopic systems team. (Courtesy: Yong-Lei Wang)
Researchers in China have fabricated a new hybrid superconducting device from a special type of mate

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